The Voices Behind The Rumbling: A Complete Guide To The Attack On Titan English Voice Actors (Updated 2025)
The epic saga of Attack on Titan has finally concluded, and as of the current date in 2025, the English dub of The Final Chapters is complete, solidifying the legacy of the talented voice actors who brought the Survey Corps’ tumultuous journey to life. The English dub cast, a powerhouse of the American voice acting industry, faced the immense challenge of capturing the emotional weight of Hajime Isayama’s masterpiece, from the initial terror of the Titans to the morally ambiguous conclusion of Eren Yeager's story. This comprehensive guide dives deep into the actors who delivered the final, unforgettable lines, revealing the full roster of talent that defined the Shingeki no Kyojin English adaptation.
The success of the Attack on Titan English dub, originally produced by Funimation and now available on Crunchyroll, rests entirely on the shoulders of these dedicated professionals. Fans worldwide praise the consistency and emotional depth maintained by the cast over a decade, a feat rarely matched in anime dubbing. Get ready to explore the iconic voices and the people behind them, including the dramatic performances in the highly anticipated conclusion, The Final Chapters Special 2.
The Main Cast: The Voices of Humanity's Last Stand (The Survey Corps)
The core trio of Eren, Mikasa, and Armin, alongside the veteran members of the Survey Corps, form the emotional center of the series. Their English voice actors have become synonymous with the characters, delivering performances that have resonated with millions of viewers. Here is a detailed look at the primary cast members who anchored the entire series, including their roles in the final, climactic episodes.
- Eren Jaeger: Bryce Papenbrook
Known for his intense, high-energy performances, Bryce Papenbrook masterfully channeled Eren's transformation from a hot-headed idealist to a complex, world-ending antagonist. His delivery of Eren's final, desperate lines in The Final Chapters is considered a career highlight. Papenbrook is also famous for voicing Kirito in Sword Art Online and Inosuke Hashibira in Demon Slayer.
- Mikasa Ackerman: Trina Nishimura
Trina Nishimura provided the stoic, yet deeply emotional voice for Mikasa. Her ability to convey profound grief and unwavering loyalty through subtle vocal shifts was crucial, especially in the series' finale where Mikasa makes the ultimate, heartbreaking choice. Nishimura is a veteran voice actress with roles in My Hero Academia and Steins;Gate.
- Armin Arlert: Josh Grelle (Jessie James Grelle)
Josh Grelle, sometimes credited as Jessie James Grelle, voiced Armin, capturing his evolution from a timid, intellectual boy to a decisive military commander. Grelle’s performance in the final season, particularly during Armin's philosophical debates, showcased a remarkable range and maturity. They are also known for voicing Ken Kaneki in Tokyo Ghoul.
- Levi Ackerman: Matthew Mercer
Matthew Mercer, a renowned figure in voice acting and the Dungeon Master for the popular show Critical Role, gave Captain Levi his distinctively calm, world-weary, and deadly serious tone. Mercer's performance ensured that Levi's most intense moments—and his few moments of vulnerability—were delivered with maximum impact.
- Erwin Smith: J. Michael Tatum
The voice of the charismatic and tormented Commander Erwin Smith, J. Michael Tatum, is instantly recognizable. His booming, inspirational speeches remain some of the most memorable moments in the dub. Tatum is also the voice of Sebastian Michaelis in Black Butler.
- Hange Zoë: Jessica Calvello
Jessica Calvello brought Hange Zoë's eccentric energy, scientific fervor, and eventual leadership burden to life. Her performance perfectly balanced Hange's manic enthusiasm with the deep sorrow of a soldier constantly losing comrades.
The Warriors and Antagonists: The Voices of Marley and Beyond
As the narrative expanded beyond the walls, the English dub introduced a new wave of phenomenal voice talent to portray the complex characters from the nation of Marley. These actors had the difficult task of making the audience sympathize with the "enemies" of Paradis Island.
The introduction of the Marleyan Warriors and the Yeager brothers' conflict added layers of moral ambiguity, which the English cast handled with exceptional nuance. The final season saw the most dramatic shifts in character alignment, demanding the most from the voice actors.
- Reiner Braun: Robert McCollum
Robert McCollum’s portrayal of Reiner Braun is a masterclass in conveying internal conflict and trauma. His voice perfectly captured the soldier's struggle with his double life and the immense psychological toll it took on him, especially in the final arcs.
- Zeke Yeager: Jason Liebrecht (Ernesto Jason Liebrecht)
Jason Liebrecht gave the Beast Titan, Zeke Yeager, his distinctively calm, calculating, and often condescending voice. Liebrecht’s performance was key to establishing Zeke as a formidable intellectual threat, balancing his nihilistic ideology with a surprising tenderness towards his brother.
- Annie Leonhart: Lauren Landa
Lauren Landa voiced the quiet, powerful Annie Leonhart, whose minimal dialogue often masked a deep sense of resignation and regret. Her more emotional scenes later in the series were delivered with chilling effectiveness.
- Gabi Braun: Lindsay Seidel
Lindsay Seidel voiced Gabi, a character designed to mirror Eren's initial rage, but from the opposing side. Seidel’s energetic and passionate performance was crucial in making Gabi’s journey of disillusionment feel earned and impactful.
- Falco Grice: Bryson Baugus
Bryson Baugus provided the earnest and kind voice for Falco, Gabi’s loyal friend. His performance was a much-needed source of pure-heartedness amidst the war and chaos of the final season.
The Supporting Pillars: The Full Roster of Essential Entities
A series as vast as Attack on Titan relies on a massive ensemble cast. The depth of the English dub is evident in the quality of the supporting voice actors, many of whom are legends in the industry. Their consistent presence added immense topical authority and believability to the world of Paradis.
The ADR Director for the series, Mike McFarland, who also voices Jean Kirschtein, deserves immense credit for maintaining the high quality and consistent tone across all four seasons and the final specials. His leadership was integral to the dub’s success. The recording was handled by Funimation and later Crunchyroll, ensuring a seamless transition for the final episodes.
Key Supporting English Voice Actors and Their Roles:
The following list highlights other critical voice actors who played essential roles in the long-running anime, often delivering some of the most poignant and memorable moments:
- Jean Kirschtein: Mike McFarland (Also the ADR Director)
- Sasha Blouse: Ashly Burch (Known for her distinctive comedic timing and emotional range)
- Conny Springer: Clifford Chapin
- Ymir: Elizabeth Maxwell (Her complex relationship with Christa/Historia was a major plot point)
- Historia Reiss: Bryn Apprill
- Keith Shadis: Patrick Seitz (The stern, veteran instructor)
- Dot Pixis: R. Bruce Elliott
- Carla Jaeger: Jessica Cavanagh (Eren's mother)
- Grisha Jaeger: Chris Hury (Eren's father)
- Kenny Ackerman: Phil Parsons
- Floch Forster: Matt Shipman (A controversial but pivotal character in the final arcs)
- Onyankopon: Zeno Robinson (A key character from Marley)
- Niccolo: Kellen Goff
- Pieck Finger: Amber Lee Connors
- Porco Galliard: Kellen Goff
- Kitz Woermann: Christopher Sabat (A major figure in the industry, known for Vegeta in Dragon Ball Z)
The Legacy of the Attack on Titan English Dub Cast
The completion of Attack on Titan: The Final Chapters Special 2 marks the end of an era for the English voice cast. Over a decade, they have cultivated a deep connection with the characters and the fans, often discussing the emotional toll of voicing such heavy material in recent interviews. Bryce Papenbrook, Trina Nishimura, and Josh Grelle have frequently spoken about the challenges of maintaining the characters' voices through years of trauma and drastic personality changes, especially Papenbrook's shift to the darker, more conflicted Eren.
The dub’s success is a testament to the consistency of the cast and the high production value maintained by the Funimation/Crunchyroll team. They not only translated the dialogue but also interpreted the characters’ psychological states, making the final, emotionally devastating moments of the series land with full force for the English-speaking audience. The voices of Eren, Mikasa, Armin, and the entire Survey Corps will forever be etched into the minds of anime fans as the definitive sound of humanity’s fight for freedom.
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